Turners Falls High School - Peske Tuk Yearbook (Turners Falls, MA)

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FRED EDWIN ALDRICH Ollie He ir as full of velour ar of kindne.u. We keep reminding Ollie that good things come in small packages! Ollie has been quite active in sports, playing football and baseball his first two years, basket- ball for three years and track his junior year. He was our baseball manager his first two years and football manager his junior and Senior years. He also took part in intramurals and was our Senior track manager. Freddie ushered at many of our dances and belonged to the T , French, History, and Glee Clubs, being a section leader his Senior year. He was an alternate junior Prize Speaker and a member of the Netop and Yearbook Staffs. Ollie portrayed Tommy in Time Out for Ginger , and Buzz Taylor in Father of the Bride. In spite of or perhaps because of his many activities he managed to maintain a Pro Merito rating. ELIZABETH ANN BORDEAUX Betty A thing of beauty if a joy forever. Betty's skillful hand was responsible for her being art editor of the Netop and Yearbook Staffs. A twirler for two years, she became our outstanding majorette her Senior year. Time Out For Ginger , a one-act play, gave us a taste of Betty's acting ability, in her portrayal of Joan . Her invaluable aid as assistant to our coach, Miss Teed, during the many long and arduous hours of rehearsing for our senior play, Father of the Bride , will always be remembered with gratitude by all who were connected with the production. Betty was a strong member of the Glee Club and was Treasurer her Senior year. Further demonstrating her artistic ability, she served on several decorating committees for dances and shows. Betty was one of those brave, back-bending Tumblers for three years. Further interests found Betty active in many other school clubs. EUGENE L. BORDEAUX Sonny Afoot and light-hearted, I take to the open road. Sonny played football his freshman year, and baseball and intramural basket- ball for two years. As electrician, he was responsible for the excellent lighting effects in our senior play, Father of the Bride. Aside from this, he ushered at the Fresh- man Hop and sang in the Boys' Glee Club for two years. ERNEST LINCOLN BROWN Spuddy Believe me, every man bar hir Jecretsf' Brown's Taxi will always be pleasantly and happily remembered by the Netop and Yearbook Staffs, for Spuddy with characteristic business acmnen saw that the school publications not only did not put the class in debt, but that they actually paid. The biggest thrill of Spuddy's high school career came with the announcement that he was to play the title role in Father of the Bride . Needless to say, his performance was superb. He was in the Camera Club for two years - his senior year honored with the presidency - in the Art Club for two years and in the History Club. As for the dances, he was on the refreshment committee for the Sophomore Social, and ushered at the Freshman Hop, and on the decorating committee and an usher for our junior Prom. Spuddy was also a smart-looking color guard for three years, and ably portrayed Mr, Wilson in the play, Time Out For Ginger .

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SENIOR OFFICER JAMES ROBERT PEASE Jacques Ie that if thy friend indeed a will help thee in thy need. Jacques , our Vice-Presi- nt, was in the field of sports ing on the football, baseball, d ski teams for three years d he participated in intra- ural basketball. Besides orts, Jacques also be- nged to the History Club, f Club, and French Club, which he was Vice-President s junior year. He was an her for the Sophomore So- ll and Junior Prom, and lrtrayed the part of Mr. rady in A Portrait of Nel- n Holiday, Jr. For the big oduction of the senior year, 'ather of the Bride , he lent s invaluable assistance as lge manager. MARY ANN ROBERT 'A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Mary Ann, our efficient asurer, has proved herself great value to the class. : was a loyal member of Glee Club for three years I became secretary this year. addition, she was an agile nbler for one year, in the story Club, a pleasant ofhce l, and on the decorating nmittee for the Sophomore' :ial. Mary Ann was a Prize :aker, stage manager for the lumbus Day play, on the rtop and Yearbook Staffs, l on the make-up commit- for our senior play Fa- er of the Bride. She was o honored by membership the Pro Merito Society and climax these many and var- ! activities she was chosen '. A. R. Representative. FRANCIS JOSEPH WARYAS 1-J-unien The hill: of manhood wear a noble face. Junie released his ener- getic nature in the field of sports, displaying his talents in basketball and baseball for four years, football for three years and track for one year. He was the President of the Class of SS , the Secretary of the History Club, compe- tent member of the Netop Staff, and a qualified member of the T Club. Junie was also an alternate Prize Speaker and appeared in the play, A Portrait of Nelson Holiday, Jr. In addition, he contrib- uted to the success of our se- nior play, Father of the Bride , by his energetic parti- cipation in the ticket com- mittee's sales campaign. 19 CONSTANCE LOUISE KOCH Connie I newer met a man I didn't like. Connie , our class Secre- tary, held the important posi- tion of Co-editor of the Netop and Yearbook during her se- nior year. Gifted with a vari- ety of musical talents, she played in the band and or- chestra for four years, was a member of the Girls' Glee Club and in the Swingsters for two years and accompanist for the Boys' Glee Club. She was also a Tumbler and an alter- nate for Junior Prize Speak- ing. She played the part of Jeannie in Time Out for Gin- ger , the Columbus Day Play, and Peggy in Father of the Bride . A member of many clubs, she was elected Secre- tary of the Camera Club in her Junior year. JANET GALE KALINOWKI Graciou:, Willing and Kind I: Ianet with an ever-thinking mind. Our class historian and Girls' State representative play- ed in the band for four years, orchestra for three years, and in All State Band. Janet, a Pro Metito, was a Junior Prize Speaker and was on the Netop and Yearbook Staffs. Her acting ability was further demonstrated when she so ably portrayed Kay Banks in our Senior Play, Father of the Bride. Her various activities also included four years of Art Club, three years in the Camera Club, and three years in the Glee Club. I7

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CLOVIS BOUCHER, JR. Billo Patience ir e flattererf' Clovis, a quiet, unassuming boy, was tied up with his duties at home, and was therefore unable to participate in many school activities. However, he did find time to be a member of the decorating committee for junior Prize Speaking and a ticket collector for the Senior-Freshman Reception. EILEEN DORIS BURKE The gentle mind hy gentle deeds ir known. Eileen belonged to the Art Club and was Miss DesOrmeaux's eflicient sec- retary. She also was an active member of the French Club, and in our commercial department had the important job of Bank Day Cashier. She graciously lent her support to the ticket committee for the senior play. JANICE MARIE BYK Jan Gentle of speech, henefieent of mind. jan , with her bright smile, played in the band for four years, and sang in the Glee Club three years. She was in the Art Club for two years, putting her talents to good use. She decorated for the Cabaret , for the Christmas Concert, and for the Junior Prom. Jan was a member of the Home Economics Club, and the Community Service Club for three years. She was Secretary for Mrs. Dilorenz, and played Intramural Basketball for two years. Jan also served on the ticket committee for the senior play. JOSEPH ANTHONY CASTRONOVO Joe On him and on hir high endeavor, The light of praise rhall shine forever. joe came to the T.F.H.S. for his senior year from Saint Leonard's, a commercial high school in Brooklyn, New York. He quickly won a place in our hearts by wholeheartedly entering into plans for our very first activity, the Freshman Hop, and it pleased everyone to find he had won the part of Pete in our senior play, Father of the Bride . 19